‘reborn cardboard sofa’ by monocomplex design studio all images courtesy of monocomplex design studio
korean based monocomplex design studio has produced a’ reborn cardboard sofa’ out of 127 recycled pieces of card. the 780(h) x 680(w) x 540(d) item was sculpted with a grinder and saw once the pieces were adhered together. it expresses truthfulness of this project as the designer started from its basic size, sat on it, and gradually fitted the chair to his body.
sculpturing process
designer in the finished chair
detail
saw and grinder marks
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dontforget to clean your pants when you get up….
does the use of a “ton” of glue (perhaps petral based) nullify the recycling aspect of piece ?
other wise a cool idea